Wednesday, December 24, 2008, 2:34 AM Graphic Design by John (Article #236)
I was bored and decided to hack together a macro photography kit from a cheap pair of binoculars I bought at Aldi. Just shooting at night, with crappy yellowish room light, the photo to the right is an example of what I got for results.
The basic process is:
1. Remove both of the main lenses from the binoculars.
2. Tape the binocular lenses together.
3. Take four two-inch pieces of sturdy wire, and tape the lenses at the end.
4. Tape the open end of the wires to a 50mm SLR lens. Advertisements
5. Practice adjusting the distance you need from the subject to the lens. This should be somewhere from one inch to three inches away.
That's it. Dirt-cheap macro lens.
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